Just been diagnosed?
A lot to take in, all at once. We help it make sense.
Stay present while the doctor explains, and understand it all in your own time afterward.
- A clear record of your first appointment
- The medical terms, in plain language
- Share it with family who could not be there
Right after a diagnosis, the first visit is a flood. You do not have to hold it all in your head.
How it works
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Bring it to your first visit
Open it on your phone when the appointment begins. There is nothing to set up in the room.
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It keeps the conversation
What the doctor says is captured, so you can listen instead of scrambling to write things down.
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Read it back in plain words
Afterward you get a clear summary you can read again at your own pace, or share with your family.
Your information stays private and secure.
HIPAA alignedI used to leave appointments and forget half of it. Now I have it all, and my daughter can read it too.
Becky. Breast cancerThe first appointment after a diagnosis covers a lot: what type of cancer, the stage, and the first ideas about a plan. A few small things help. Write down your two or three biggest questions before you go, and bring a list of the medicines you take now. Bring someone you trust if you can. With a clear record of the visit, you can listen in the room and come back to the details later, at your own pace.
Common questions
What if I do not understand the medical words?
Afterward you get a plain summary that explains things in everyday language, so you can go over it when you are ready.
I am overwhelmed. Is this hard to use?
No. You open it on your phone at the start of your visit, and that is the hard part done.
Can my family see it if they could not come?
Yes. You can share your summary with the people you choose, like a spouse or a daughter.
Is my information private?
Yes. Your information is kept private and secure, and only you decide who can see it.
What does it cost?
It is $110 a month, and you can begin with a 7-day free trial. You can cancel anytime.